Ester Ståhlberg, née Hällström (February 17, 1870 – July 21, 1950) was a Finnish writer and educator and the first First Lady of Finland. She was the wife of president Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg. The daughter of Karl Oskar Elfving, mayor, and Jenny Nyman, she was born Ester Elfving in Vaasa, went on to study in Oulu and then continued with post-graduate studies in Helsinki. For a time, she taught Swedish. After the death of her first husband in 1917, she was named to the child welfare department of the Finnish Ministry of Social Affairs. She died in Helsinki.
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| - Ester Ståhlberg (* 17. Februar 1870 in Vaasa, Großfürstentum Finnland als Ester Elfving; † 21. Juli 1950 in Helsinki) war eine finnische (finnlandschwedische) Schriftstellerin und Hochschullehrerin. Als zweite Ehefrau von Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg war sie von 1920 bis 1925 die erste First Lady Finnlands. Sie leistete wichtige Arbeit im Bereich des Kinderschutzes und gründete 1922 Finnlands Länderorganisation von Save the Children (schwedisch Rädda Barnen, finnisch Pelastakaa Lapset), um den Opfern des Bürgerkriegs zu helfen. Ståhlberg schrieb auch Kurzgeschichten, Romane und Sachbücher. Ihr Durchbruch war der 1922 veröffentlichte Roman Söndag (schwedisch, deutsch Sonntag). Als wichtigstes Werk gilt jedoch die Biografie über Mathilda Wrede. (de)
- Ester Ståhlberg, née Hällström (February 17, 1870 – July 21, 1950) was a Finnish writer and educator and the first First Lady of Finland. She was the wife of president Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg. The daughter of Karl Oskar Elfving, mayor, and Jenny Nyman, she was born Ester Elfving in Vaasa, went on to study in Oulu and then continued with post-graduate studies in Helsinki. For a time, she taught Swedish. After the death of her first husband in 1917, she was named to the child welfare department of the Finnish Ministry of Social Affairs. She died in Helsinki. (en)
- Ester Ståhlberg, tidigare Hällström, född Elfving 17 februari 1870 i Vasa, död 21 juli 1950 i Helsingfors, var en finländsk romanförfattare och lärare. Hon var gift med Finlands första president Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg från 1920. (sv)
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| - Ester Ståhlberg (* 17. Februar 1870 in Vaasa, Großfürstentum Finnland als Ester Elfving; † 21. Juli 1950 in Helsinki) war eine finnische (finnlandschwedische) Schriftstellerin und Hochschullehrerin. Als zweite Ehefrau von Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg war sie von 1920 bis 1925 die erste First Lady Finnlands. Sie leistete wichtige Arbeit im Bereich des Kinderschutzes und gründete 1922 Finnlands Länderorganisation von Save the Children (schwedisch Rädda Barnen, finnisch Pelastakaa Lapset), um den Opfern des Bürgerkriegs zu helfen. Ståhlberg schrieb auch Kurzgeschichten, Romane und Sachbücher. Ihr Durchbruch war der 1922 veröffentlichte Roman Söndag (schwedisch, deutsch Sonntag). Als wichtigstes Werk gilt jedoch die Biografie über Mathilda Wrede. (de)
- Ester Ståhlberg, née Hällström (February 17, 1870 – July 21, 1950) was a Finnish writer and educator and the first First Lady of Finland. She was the wife of president Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg. The daughter of Karl Oskar Elfving, mayor, and Jenny Nyman, she was born Ester Elfving in Vaasa, went on to study in Oulu and then continued with post-graduate studies in Helsinki. For a time, she taught Swedish. After the death of her first husband in 1917, she was named to the child welfare department of the Finnish Ministry of Social Affairs. From 1912 to 1919, Ståhlberg served on the editorial board of Valvoja magazine. She was editor of Aamu magazine from 1926 to 1931. She also published novels and biographies, including a biography of Mathilda Wrede. In 1922, she founded Koteja kodittomille lapsille ("Home for Homeless Children"), later known as Pelastakaa Lapset ("Save the Children"). Ståhlberg was married twice: first to Karl Hällström, a pharmacist, who died in 1917. In 1920, she married the widower Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg, during his term as the first President of Finland. She died in Helsinki. (en)
- Ester Ståhlberg, tidigare Hällström, född Elfving 17 februari 1870 i Vasa, död 21 juli 1950 i Helsingfors, var en finländsk romanförfattare och lärare. Hon var gift med Finlands första president Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg från 1920. Ester Ståhlberg föddes i Vasa men växte upp i Uleåborg där hon gick i svenskspråkig skola, varefter hon studerade till lärare vid Helsingfors universitet. Hon skrev flera romaner under 1920- och 1930-talen. År 1920 gifte hon sig för andra gången med K.J. Ståhlberg som då var Finlands president. Hon grundade 1922 en organisation för barn som blivit hemlösa till följd av finska inbördeskriget vilket senare utgjorde grund till finländska Rädda barnen. År 1930 kidnappades hon i hemmet tillsammans med sin make i en skjutsningsaktion vilket ledde till stor uppmärksamhet och ett bakslag för den tidens högerextremister. (sv)
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